To make bold, encourage. …

(a) Courage, valor; buoyancy, cheerfulness; vigor, might; (b) encouragement; instigation; (c) confidence; assurance, security; (d) arrogance, impudence; frivolity, superciliousness. …

Audacity, arrogance. …

To grow bold. …

Excessively bold, presumptuous. …

(a) Excellent, noble; (b) arrogant. …

(a) The privilege of a tenant to take from the lord's woodland timber for making repairs to his house; also, the rent paid for this privilege; (b) ?a manorial service of providing timber for repairing……

Of a sacrament: effective. …

(a) A building; (b) a group of buildings, as a town or castle; also fig. …

The right of a tenant to take wood from the lord's woodland for the making or repair of hedges or fences. …

(a) An edifice, such as a castle or mansion; (b) a dwelling place, an abode; (c) in names [see A.H. Smith PNElem. 1.43]. …

(a) Eager, keen; eager to go (to a place); also, active; also, bold; (b) in surnames. …

(a) Of warriors, knights: bold, brave; strong; of persons: distinguished, illustrious; of beasts: fierce; (b) of towns: strong; of hills: rugged, ?massive; of wind, storms: violent; of noise: loud; of……